Memorials

Unforgettably emotional: the moment of horror in your camera.

With over 800,000 visitors a year, the former Dachau concentration camp is the most visited memorial site in Germany. Since 2021, ZAUBAR has been offering visitors the opportunity to experience the historical architecture of the site and, above all, to make it unforgettable via augmented reality on their smartphone.

“ZAUBAR’s software opened the doors of the royal suite to countless people”

Innovative possibilities

What innovative possibilities does augmented reality offer for memorial sites?

‍The invisible becomes visible. Places that are no longer accessible or no longer exist can be visualized, but above all emotionalized.‍

The past becomes tangible. Multimedia experiences give visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves virtually in historical situations and to experience them emotionally.‍

Why AR for memorials?

Fun and information without sacrificing each other.

New opportunities for digital mediation: museums can use Augmented Reality to support educational programs. School classes and educational institutions can benefit from a more interactive and engaging learning experience.

Gamified experiences. Through interaction and immersion, augmented reality turns art and history into a real experience through digital re-enactment and gamification. In contrast to linearly designed films or audio guides or printed material, users can take part in challenges and play interactive games to learn more about the exhibits. This is a great way to get young people in particular excited about visiting a museum.

Accessible and scalable

Your memorial reaches a larger audience

Accessibility. Memorials can use Augmented Reality to make the experience more accessible for people with disabilities.‍

New opportunities for digital mediation for young target groups: Memorial sites can use ZAUBAR to support educational programs in innovative ways. School classes and educational institutions can benefit from a more interactive and engaging learning experience.‍

Wir sind stolz. Erstmals vereint ein deutsches Kunstmuseum in seiner App Augmented Reality mit Audioguides und bezieht hierfür das Smartphone der Besuchenden umfassend mit spannenden immersiven Erlebnissen und Erklärungen rund um die Kunstwerke ein.